How Mathematically Perfected Economy™ Solves The Faults Of All Alternate Propositions
Under natural conditions, we prosper according to our capability and willingness to process available resources into production.
In the minds and hearts of most of us then, "free enterprise" does not convey a privilege of destruction or unfairness. If free enterprise were a matter of leveraging position or evading universal, reciprocal rules however written or unwritten, mankind would be locked in illimitable, self imposed turmoil forever, paying ever accumulating costs of his own iniquity.
So it is then, that we are.
Nothing can be more adverse to the freedom to prosper than a process which can only multiply debt upon us until our commerce collapses under insoluble debt.
Usury and free enterprise therefore are mutually exclusive.
mike montagne
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Imagine that you are designing the first combustion engine:
A prototype finally starts. It sputters; it coughs. It stumbles.
You envisioned smooth delivery of power — efficient power. Your very initial objective was to achieve full possible power. So is an engine to cough? Is an engine barely to run?
No one would ever have built a decent engine if we exclaimed only how wonderful all the "running" amidst all the first sputtering.
Imposition of a central banking system on true free enterprise runs quite the opposite course. It takes a free running engine and irreversibly multiplies its debt until it can run no more. That it ran in the first place, that it ran for some time, and that it improved its production at times even faster than usury imposed ever greater oppression is no testament to the ostensible merits of usury; nor does it prove the subject commerce can sustain itself against the multiplying costs of debt forever.
In fact commerce is finite; and a system which can only multiply debt in proportion to commerce can only eventually exceed the capacity of finite commerce to support infinite, irreversible multiplication of debt in proportion to a circulation. Indeed, as ever more of such a circulation must be dedicated to servicing the multiplying debt, ever less of the circulation remains to sustain commerce.
The inherent collapse of a central banking system therefore approaches at an ever escalating rate, as the subject commerce struggles against all the malignant consequences of servicing perpetual multiplication of debt in proportion to the potential commerce which can survive to do so.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
How Mathematically Perfected Economy™ Solves The Faults Of All Alternate Propositions
We can readily summarize how mathematically perfected economy™ solves the faults of alternate propositions:
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Inflation and Deflation:
Solved only by introducing circulation equal to the value of production and paying an equivalent obligation at the rate of consumption or depreciation.
Only mathematically perfected economy™ therefore is self regulating, because the circulation is automatically retired (and inflation and deflation are solved) by the explicit schedule of payment.
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Systemic manipulation of the cost or value of money or property:
Solved only by eradication of interest, inflation, and deflation (the combination of solutions 1 and 3).
Only under mathematically perfected economy™ therefore is the value of every unit of circulation perpetuated by the fact all units are always redeemable in the very related assets they perpetually represent.
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Perpetual multiplication of debt in proportion to the circulation, and inevitable systemic collapse under eventual, unserviceable sums of insoluble debt:
Solved only by eradicating (eliminating) interest.
Only mathematically perfected economy™ therefore is both sustainable and non-injurious. Because the extrinsic cost of interest is eliminated, and because the system has no power to manipulate the cost or value of money or property, only in mathematically perfected economy™ is it possible to pay for the production of others with equal measures of our own production.
In regard to identifying faults of competing propositions then, until someone truly proves there are further solutions for inflation and deflation or multiplication of debt by interest, it's simply that alternate propositions deviate from the singular solution which determines the fact of fault(s), with each specific deviation distinguishing each fault.
Plainly then, if a contending purported solution a) tolerates interest, or b) fails to impose the one cycle of introduction and payment which solves inflation and deflation, then the competing proposition is no solution whatsoever; and this is our only necessary rule of thumb.
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"To find the players in all the corruption of the world, 'Follow the money.' To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way."
mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)
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